China can install a 1 km weapon in space, shoot the enemy with microwaves

In recent years, it has been heard several times that China would install a 1 km power plant in space. The goal is for the system to use the unlimited solar energy available in outer space to produce electricity, which can then be used on Earth.

The solution is not new, the technology is already being experimented with in the United States, Japan and the European Union. China plans to deploy a huge circular power plant 1 km wide in space at an altitude of roughly 36,000 km. Gigawatt output is already available at this height, and energy production would also operate continuously. The generated energy would then be beamed down to Earth by the engineers using microwaves.

However, it is quite possible that the Chinese development can be used not only for civil, but also for military purposes. THE South China Morning Post according to his report, the advantage of the microwave energy beam is that it can be used not only for energy transmission.

According to Tuan Paojen, an engineer at Xi’an University and the project’s lead designer, with some modifications, the system could be used in communications, navigation and reconnaissance, but the microwaves may be able to disrupt other military units and may also be suitable for remote control of devices.

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The Interesting Engineering noted that although more and more governments have shown interest in space-generated energy over the past decade or so, creating the technology remains a major technical and economic challenge. These include positioning and precise control of the energy beam. However, if the unit is successfully built and deployed, it would represent a significant military advance for the country, which would threaten allied units.

What is certain, however, is that China’s plan for solar power in space fits well with the Far Eastern regime’s desire to play a leading role in the conquest of space.

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